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Here is a plus for Riley.... Tennessee is reportedly in "a good place" with Bru McCoy following his recent official visit to Knoxville. The 6-foot-3 receiver entered the transfer portal in January. The former five-star recruit did not suit up for the Trojans last year following an offseason arrest for a felony domestic violence charge. While the Los Angeles district attorney declined to press charges, USC suspended McCoy in August from team activities and he never returned to the field. New USC coach Lincoln Riley was asked this week if the team ever considered bringing McCoy back in the fold. “Yeah, I mean, (I) kind of was kept in the loop there as things played out,” Riley said. “But as I understand it, I believe he’s going to transfer.”

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Bryan Clay Invitational updates: Decathlete Max Vollmer joins exclusive club WWW.REGISTERGUARD.COM Oregon heptathlete Taylor Chocek also sets five event personal records en route to 5,514 points as she came away victorious out...

Let's see, they say "Yet, with remarks so conspicuously over the top, Dillingham made it far too transparent that he is trying to elevate Oregon over USC." It seems a classic case of BEEN THERE, DONE THAT, as the Kamikaze points out.

Be a team, win a Championship, and every player gets to cash in. Kansas players set to cash in thanks to NIL, potentially setting a model for future NCAA title-winning teams - CBSSports.com WWW.CBSSPORTS.COM Jayhawk players will reap financial rewards for their 'barnstorming tour' after winning the NCAA championship

According to Sark you need to put in your 5 years and shut the ... up. Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian - DL Moro Ojomo won't be speaking to media after comments on the Longhorns' culture WWW.ESPN.COM Texas coach Steve Sarkisian says defensive lineman Moro Ojomo won't be speaking to the media "for a while" after the fifth-year senior questioned the focus of some younger players.

This is the only point I am going to disagree with. The cupboard is not bare, especially on the D side. The only thing that may bring us down is injuries.

Fair. However, I look at it based upon where he started from and what he has done with what he has to deal with. We sure don't see any coaches from sub-500 teams, but that doesn't mean they are bad coaches.

What do you think of the list? Should J Smith be there now? And, two years max before Lanning moves up. Hopefully past Lincoln. Ranking the top 10 college football coaches under age 45 entering the 2022 season - CBSSports.com WWW.CBSSPORTS.COM Many of these up-and-comers have already reached significant career milestones College football position battles to watch going forward as 2022 spring practices conclude - CBSSports.com WWW.CBSSPORTS.COM These battles impact whether teams like Alabama, Notre Dame and Texas will meet expectations in 2022

Although this has been discussed previously, sometimes ad nauseum, here is another voice. However it is a new article, so we may discuss it to our satisfaction. The new rule (31c) was meant to stop steering most threads to the extreme negative of what "may" happen, or will not happen for at least three years to OBD. So, since this is a new article--discuss as usual. Nick Saban: Current state of college football not ‘sustainable’ WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM Alabama coach Nick Saban is concerned about the current state of college football. Of course, he is always angling for himself. Remember when he wanted to outlaw the hurry-up for "safety reasons". And, calling for a change in SEC scheduling that he knows will only take place after he is gone.

Don't see that happening. Interesting jury per Canzano.

Especially his last season, playing for the Natty.

I'm going to add the University for not having controls on the conditioning coach's credentials. If you are replacing Radcliffe (?) then you better know who you are getting and vet him or her.

As usual, we know some of the winners in this suit ..... regardless of the outcome, the attorneys are looking at at least 6 figure incomes.

Per Duck Territory 24/7 Chase Cota breaks down why he chose Oregon 247SPORTS.COM The day Chase Cota chose Oregon as his transfer destination, some viewed it as a no-brainer. Cota, a Medford, Oregon, native, grew up a Duck fan. His dad, Chad, was a member

I hope the coaching staff listened to Kenjon Barner's interview with John Canzano. He said when he was at Carolina several veterans were very helpful, especially Steve Smith who would ask him what he did the day before after practice that made him better the next day. We want that type of culture instilled.

And properly administered.

Oregon announces Josh Conerly's official addition with the Ducks 247SPORTS.COM Oregon announces Josh Conerly's official addition with the Ducks

And your teeth. But not for the sugar, for the gnashing.

So, he takes over Stoops recruits and does well. His cupboard isn't quite the same at sc, but he does bring his rep. Hopefully Lanning can duplicate that success with Cristbal's (again leaving out the "o") recruits.

Sounds like he drank the Mari koolaid.

Honeymoon for sure seems that we have a 29.1 mil prenup.

Congrats Coach Boles

Yes, and Moe was the smart stooge!

Newest oxymoron.